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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02

Ohio has sixty colleges ard semina-
State; more Than s24 900 600 is invested
in shnol houses aud giunndS; more than
10000 school hou-es; "a 900 teachers are
employed and in this particular, is the sec
ond Stale in the Uuion.
-Finkbeiner is not q bloated bond
holder, nor a money lender, but has got
lots of sand and lots of Goods, and will
sell you anything in his line as cheap
as any merchant in Northwestern Ohio,
no matter what any of his competitors
say.
-"The "roverty dance" Is the latest in-
novation. Invitations printed on straw
board and enclosed in cheap yellow en-
velopes are circulated. Tickets for the
ball are 40 cents. No gentleman is al
lowed TO participate who has less than two
patches on his clothes, and the ladies are
dressed in calico.
"A nice Cloak is the most substantial
aresent you can buy for wife or daugh-
'ei' a. WILLIAMS
Parents or guart'lans who desire TO
"'e"N UP u" """e''''"'e e"''e'P'''ue"ee
WI '"e paw VI '"e S"""s fe"P'e '""
r"'' W ''e io""'"''e' '" "e'p ""e"' 'i''e
Is the law ns 1t reads: "Al letters ad-
dressed 10 girls under Is wears Of age, or
IN hos. ,n,lar oJ ,ru,yiII La ,lnraI IL,
10 ""NH '""e' Il Se"r" VIII we Piheed wv
'"'e VI '"e'' P"''"'' OF e"'ru'"''S'
-Ready mixed House and Carriage
Paints Nafnlsh"s and Oils at
a. ~ N'hAArNsi D.
All 'he Nostd di+pi'e7 III" be'rer Vt
'''e tales ~ - = ''7h'"" o. II" 80 FROM
'hH ''e'N'T"f' """ reP"''er VINO are
KEEP ""Sy ny '"r "''iy newspaper u"""
,r7 -
~,
''" w "'" W
" y 'N''' '''''' -
IL S"" nave '"'' y MOCK Of '"'S'
mouse an" 'o' or " iaf" you want I" sen
pat II IN TIE ha""' oil W. H. po"Son q
o"'
= Secretary Pro''s'. ot the st'ie Board
OF Health, Is sending cirrnlars to the SUI
perin'endents of public schools calling at
ien'iou 10 the preve"ia'ion and restriction
"' dangerous e"mmnh'c"o'e discusses
E-hec'"i a'en'i"n Is e"'ird Y" Sec''o" d ooo
'" W, So
''''"' '"e p'"e' " ~ " '' :.
'"'' '", :" " '"' '' w,
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'e'es' Vi '"e P''''e 'ed'''e'
-Enterprize ana strict attention tt
business Is what wins at
FiNKBEISERs.
"A report has gained certain degree
Of currency tlata letter mniled on the
train can not he stamped by the ront,
sgent and Is carried 10 the next station
where il Ii put off TO be remaIled. Tn,
law ia very lear on the subject and pro-
vides for the expediting of the mail ser
vice, instead OF retarding, Ms such a regu.
lniion as spoken of would do. All letter
mailed on the train are stamped by III,
route agent and go directly on to thei
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02

Remember that Finkbeiner's Goods
are Fresh and New and are sold &c
cheap.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02

You can buy furniture lower nt Philip
Bager's 2l2 and 2l4 Summit street, than
any other store in Ohio. Call and see him
when you come TO Toledo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02

According 10 fashion journal. There
will he no change in fnrs this winier.n A
great deal of change will be necessary to
purchase them, however, and this ia the
worst feature OF the fashion in furs.
Don't buy Clock until you have
seen Finkheiner's stock from 81 to TO-
al was a stranger and We took me in"
s the way 1t reads in the Scriptures, but
the modern version would more properly
be: "He was n stranger and lie took me
in."-Ottara Seniinei.
What do you know about our office way
down there.
Everybody says our Ladies' New
markets are the best goods for the money
they see anywhere. A. WILLIAMS.
Ella Wilcox gives the fol-
lowing bit Of valuable advice TO young
women: "You must keep your minds
busy, your thoughts cheerful, and your
souls free from bitterness IL you would
preserve fresh, attractive exterior be-
yond the heeing spring-time Of youth"
School Books ard School Supplies, al
A. X. CHAMPEEY's.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02

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Five million umbrellas are made In
this country every year. This makes about
one umbrella to every seven persons. One
person buys the umbrella-the other SIX
steal !, from him and use IT.
Read W. Z Donson & Co.'s advertise.
ment in another column.
An old proyerb says: False in one
thing, fal1e in all things" which means a
person who will lie about anything will
lie about all things, and person who does
not keep his word canuot be trusted in
anything.
-Exomine our Fine Stock of Clocks,
which we are Selling Cheap.
nj
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02

Our prices on Ladies' and Misses
Cloaks are within reach OF all.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-02
LOCAL MATTERS

The next social OF the Ladies' Gem
tenniaI Society will be held at the iesi-
dence Of Mrs. A. R. Champney, Friday
evening, December 0. All are cordially
Invited.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

formed by the state auditor to the pnbaac sxs
aminer e u
Be i enacted by the 1eeislasnre q the stase &
!, sEoTIoS1:. That all dutIe. now reanirsd tos
be performed by. aud all Representatives, NV
imposed upon. the auditor Of this sta.e, nIa .
hereafter be performed by the public examiner;
under the title eJ-o6icfo Of super1ntendens M
banks. and all reports and documents now e q
hle in the stare; auditors office pertaining g
banks now in existence are hereby Transferred
to the custody of the public examiner s., .a. g.
SEC: 2. This act shall take effect and q -
force from snd after its passage. I'D
Approved March 3D. 1887 2i. e5s
= 1as. ~ s5$.Ft 81:
AN ACT to amend section eleven u1] Of chapter
sixty-six (66) OF the General Statutes OF 1879.
relating to the thine Of commencing actions
BE it enacted by the, Legislature OF the STATE OF
SECTION l. That section eleven III Of chapter
sixty-six i66) OF the General Statutes Of one
Thousand eight hundred and seventy .ei2ng
ue7s). be and the same is hereby amend ed 70 -
to read 50 follows: r; .@..|.
Sec. IL Every action to foreclose mortgage
heretofore or hereafter made upon real estate
shall be commenced within fifteen years after
the cause OF action occurs, and said fifteen llol
years shall not he enlarged or extended by res.
son OF any non. residence. r. -
SEC 2 This act shall take effect and be in
force in six (6) months from and after its pass-
Approved March 81, 1887.
1870
AN ACT to amend section five ~ Of chapter
eleven Il ~ of the General Statutes 1878 OF the
State Of Minnesota -. y
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State OF
minnesota:
SECTION L. That the ninth (9) subdivision OF
section five ~ OF chapter eleven Il ~ Of the Gen
eral Statutes 37S Of the State OF Minnesota be.
and the same is hereby amended SO as TO be and
read hereafter as follows:
"Ninth-All public libraries, or libraries owned
by corporations other than those Tor pocuniary
profit, and real and personal property belonging
TO or connected with the same"
SEC 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage
Approved March 7th, 1887.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

soeist,ons nnder the articles q incorpor-
81 Sec, 2. 4 Jhts act shall take effect aud be In,
force from and after It's passage. I $$6 TIT =
Approved March Sd. 1887. .,T.,#yg; ~
1874
AN ACT to amend section one az Of chap
U ter two hundred and sixty eteht (o6S,,
General Laws OF 1885, relating to sale OF OBJ
81 scene literature. 800. - & -
Be 1t euacted by che Legislature OF the State OF
III III nue6Ota. ~ u = e Il
a SECTION l. That section one ~ Of an act to
prevent the sale or otherwise dispensing of OBJ
scene, Immoral and indecent books, pamphlets,
papers. pictures and other objectionable wares
being chapter 26S General Laws l s55, approved
amended BY striking ont the word "usc" in line
seven in the sub division first Of said section
and inserting IN lieu thereof the word "charac-
ter"
SEQ, 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after i5s passage.
Approved March 9Th, 1887.
'5... ',..-.. 1876. L. +. .
AN ACT to amend section four hundred and
twenty-one tA2D OF chapter four ~ of the
Penal Cote Of the State OF Minnesota
Be il enacted by The Legislature of the State of
Minnesota
SECTION l.. That section four hundred and
tSenty-oue l42l) OF chapter fonr a. Of the Penal
Code OF The State Of Minnesota he and the same
is hereby amended SO az to read as follows to
wit;
Sec. 421. Id, in the second degree. Grand
larceny in the second degree is punishable by
imprisonment in the site PRISON for not more
than tive ~ years, or by imprisonment in the
comfy Jail FOR not exceeding one ~ year. or by
tine not exceeding five hundred (5Ul) dollars
Provided. That this act shall NOT extend to
any act done O1fense coInmltteG prior to the
passage hereof, but the provisions OF law now
In force prescribing the punishment for said
otfense shall continue in force as to all such Of
lenses committed prior 10 the passage hereof.
SEC 2 This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage
Approved March 7th, 1887.
49,.
AN ACT to amend section 225 Of chapter of
title 10 Of the Penal Code OF the State OF Min
nesota.
Belt enacted by the Legislature of the State OF
Minnesota.
SEC. l. That section 225 OF chapter Of title
loot the Penal Code Of the State Of Minnesota
is amended SO us to read as fol! WIS:
Section 225. Servile Ial3ol--All labor on Sun
Gay is prohibited excepting the works Of neces-
silly or charity.
In works Of necessity or charity is included
whatsoever Is needful during the day for the
good order, health or comfort Of the community.
Provided, however, that keeping open a barber
shop on Sunday for the purpose OF cutting hair
and shaving boards shall not be deemed work
Of necessity charity.
SEQ. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 9TH.
1877
AN ACT transferring certain duties now per-
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
ER RATA.

The letters and words included in brackets
in this supplement OF the General Laws, are not
in the bills approved by the Governor and filed
with the Secretary OF State; they are found in
the engrossed bills, but were omitted OF incor-
rectly copied in enrolment.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY OF STATE,
SAINT PAUL, March 10th, 1882. J
hereby certify that The foregoing laws have
been carefully compared with the originals on
file in this office AMI chat the true and
correct copies thereof. II. MATTSON,
Secretary Of State.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

Table list appropriations made the 1887 the
81, 1887 July 81, 1888 and July 81, 1889
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

IN ACT TO exempt Police Depart meut Relief
Associations and Fire DEPARTMENT. Associations
from insurance laws and RArnfsheH pfQEezs. s
Belt enacted by the Legislature:0 f She tate Of
Mlnnesot2 ~
meut relief axsaeiati 0nS and 6re departMedt -
sociatfons on ndzed nntor the lANtDf this at4te
shall not be 5ect ~ ieWA 10
nCf slahle - 9aInishee Of tzugtoe. in ~ &
nisheo uceodingM nor IN sapy asst9 pEo-3
o0edfn9 16a3nYt any person Or pefso4t sn0 May
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

nine GOD. chapter eight S(sl OF the General
Statutes Of 1878 be aud the same hereby is
amended by adding ut tho end thereof the fol-
lowing In determining such compensation
the judge shaIl ratabiy apportfon the amount
equitabIy5 due therefor from any county, other
than that in which the tail Is situated. which
1nAy have committed any prisoners to said Jail
for safe keeping; and on presentation OF d cer-
fed copy OF such order OF apportIonment to the
county auditor OF any snch couuty he shall draw
his warrant on the county treasurer in favor OF
3such 1aiier for such COMPENSATION" .s 5sr;
S SEC, 2. This act shall Take effect and be In
force from and after it's passage &. s
Approved March 7th, 1887. 5s:ss=11, r. !
:. "a. ::ts@ =. 1870 4. -*ss.,.:.'3s~, ;.
AN ACT to amend section three ty Of chapter
Ia OF the General Laws of 1881. relating Go
7tl1s duIies Ct county treasurers and the care Of
BE at enacted By the Legislature Of the State of
minnesota: IF '>s>t ~ y
SECTION J.. That section threel8 Of chapter
one hundred twenty-four (l2N OF the General
Laws OF One thousand eight hundred and
eigkrv-one usSl}, being section one hundred
and fifty lD0) OF chapser eight 90 OF the Gen.
eral Statutes OF One thousand eight hundred
and seyensy-eiRnt ls7el. be amended by adding
To the section the following words: Whenever.
by reason Of change in the organization OF any
bank. or banking firm which is 3 legally desie-
nased depository OF the public funds, said cor
pOratiOn or firm has ceased to exist, the board of
auditors OF the proper county are authorized to
acesnt the bond Of its successor in this amount
and ter the unexpired term of the original bond,
without advertising and receiving proposals
anew: and the commissioners OF the county are
authorized to approve the same.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after It's passage.
Approved March 7th, 1887.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

An ACT 10 amend section two ~ q ch.pss.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
]. S.tnH. -.

AN ACT to regulate ACTIONS for libel
Belt ennctad BY the legislature Of the State Of
sEcT1oN / Before any suit shall be brought
for tho publications. Of . libel in any newspaper
In this state. the akerfeved party shall at least
Three e32 days !eSore filing or SERVING the COM
fisher Or publishers Of said newspaper at their
principal sOtdcs OF publication, specifying the
statements in the said articles which he or they
.ailsge to be- false aud defamAtory: and IL It
shall Rppea, on the trial OF said action that the
raid article was pu bltshed in good faith that IT'S
faisity was due 10 mistake or misapprehens
any statement therein alleged Is be erroneous
newspaper Or within shnss sftsr sasa mis-.
snowlsdee q sach s. pnbishsrs 81 Il s IS
eonsplcuous place aud type in such newspaper
E sss w1 ~ ssss /, s nb,os
actual sdanas,ses: provided. however, that the
provisionao sthis act shark not apply "a the case
of any lhel Eainss any cand idats for public
ehaTac ID nase editorially ii conspicuo o,,
1sInanner e least three tS days before tho elec-
SEC "a The words aactua, damages in the
sferezolnv sessien shall he construed 20 Include
aist demazes that tho plaintiff may show he has
at2eFsa Ia respect TO his property, business,
Tale. profession. Or oocupation, and no other
. SEC. s. This act shall take effect and be ia
force from and after tts passage
Approved Marci, %. 1887. s.;s.
Ia 55s lO8 55ss
An ACT e amend chapter one hundred and
5 ssysnty-Aye lI75l Of the tienesal Ilavn ot
$50, entitled An not relstinx % thu SERVICE
Tees Tor domestic animals. 80
s lt enacted BY the Legi atrrs1 of the State pf
minnesota s8
SECTION I. That section two t2l n said chap
| ter I'D OF the General I4aMso1 1885 Be amended
10 as TO read as follows: hat the owner 81
owners OF every as 3aoa hail ran or boar
kept for public setytee stslt make and Ale
within ninety 800 days Afssf eaid serv Ice with
the Town Nletk. ia tho same lndnuer now pros
yzded Tor the dltn9 81 schaste1 ndEtgages an ac-
1nrata description ~ each female bred, such
deacrtpe5Cn 20 state time and place Of service
enlpr. snrposed 80. and any other description
Il lid 1esnale that may be necessary Tor identt-
1oatfon. together with the amount claimed "a Sc
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

AN ACT relating to the allowance Of the ac-
counts Of executors and administrators.
Be il enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That in all cases where any ex-
ecutor or administrator has heretofore paid in
good faith any debts or claims against the estate
which he represents, without the same having
been duly proved as required by law, and
whose final account has not vet been settled.
such payments may be allowed by the judge Of
probate upon proof satisfactory to said judge OF
probate that said debts or claims were jus and
existing demands against said estate at the time
of said payment.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and sitter it's passage
Approved March Ss6h. 1887.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

AN ACT with reference to the change Of names
ct persons. GER = =. ~. g
Be it enaGted by the Legislature Of the State Of
~ of Minnesota: 49, = - $50 i3 :sss8
@ SECTION /. All applications to the district
court for change OF name shall contain q de-
plicant shall, ct the time the application s.
made, own. have lien upon OF an interest in, =
SEC q Such applicant shall MAKE proof be-
tore shs court o. bis ownership q. len upon.
court changing such name shall describe snch
lands and state the estate OK interest the
applicant has or claims therein and g certi-
office OF the register OF deeds where such latlds
are situated. within thirty l8ol days a4ter the
order is made $50 go IS Is
SEC s. Any false statement edntsined in
such application, made with IntRnt 20 deirand
is hereby declared 10 ben nais nor md shall
be punishable as such s & ga 81 81
SEE. a This ~ Ahsll tAlIe elzect and be In
force from and star ita II S3
Approved Na6eh IN III "a s. So. s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
ll9.

AN ACT to amend title two (2) of chapter
forty-one (4ll, General Statutes Of 1878,
known Us the Statute OF Frauds.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Minnesota:
SECTION l. That section twelve (12) Of chap
ter forty -one al, General Statutes of One thou
sand eight hundred and seventy eight I87S) be
and the same Is hereby amended by striking out
the words "or by his authorized agent" being the
last five words Of said section, and substituting
in lieu thereof tts words "or by his lawful agent
thereunto authorized in wri1lng. And no such
contract when made by such agent shall be en-
titled to record unless the authority OF such
agent be also recorded"
Sec. p This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 7th, 1887.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

AN ACT transferring certain duties now per-
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-11
roo MUCH PARDONING.
No U>e in Convicting Men of Grimes if
They are PartlOneil.

There is little Or no use in Convicting
men Of crimes, and sending them to the
Pen!tentiary for term Of years. if they are
pardoned out of the pen on petitions that
are gotten up designedly and signed pro.
miscuously. His Excellency, Governor
Leslie, has reannt'y pardoned convicts out
Of the Penitentiary in the face Of very
strong protests. We find the following in
the Butte Inter -HouUtaiu which is another
effort in the petition line to obtain a par.
don, and people hereabouts familiar with
the facts in the case will be astonished at
some of the statements made: IA petition
is being circulated and nu,nerous!y signed
in this city asking Governor Leslie to par.
don Herman S. Farley, an old man who
was convicted in Madison county Of as.
sault with intent to kill, and sent to the
Penitentiary for five years. a lar pc
tition is being circulated in Madison coun.
ty. The man whom Farley was convict
ed OF attempting to kill is named Edwin
Shaw. The trouble arose over some dis.
pute about the Madison county tin mine,
OF which Farley owns one.fourth, and
which, by the way, is about to be sold for
Sloo,ooo. Farley has now been in the
Penitentiary for one year He is man
who bore blameless reputation previous
TO this trouble. His family is, we believe,
in destitute circumstances, and his wife is
now in Butte doing houscwork to earn Il
living"
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-11
PERSONALS.

PONY" Gilbert was up from the pci:':
Of Rocks.
DR.. Leason has gone to California fore
few weeks.
Bishop Brewer visited Deer Lodge and
Anaconda last.
Charlie Hirschman took in The n,iaes oi
the Elkhorn district.
Captain Thompson, OF Salmon City, tar
ried in town over Sunday
Captain Davis, him OF the Pulier Ho'
Springs resort, was in town for day.
Joe c. Metlen, Mrs. Meten, Miss Ber:;s
and "Babe" have gone to San Francisco
for the winter.
Hilhouse Raymond. proprietor OF Bel
mont Park an admirer .! fas. horse f.esh,
paid Dillon short visit
y. Il. Valentine, Of Bennington. VI. ar
OF the Plymouth Rock Cattle Co.. OF Horse
Prairie, was in the city.
". &. Blair, OF Bannach, proved before
he LEFT the city that the rect!tudc OF his II
ten::ons was above par.
w. &. Poole, manager for ropa'a'
temperance work, has been successful III
introducing the work in Dillon and v'c'''.
ty.
&c. Mather, widely known thronsioI>
this inter. mountain section fer his ca
larged pictures, stopped in the city 'S'
days
Dr. Azel Ame> read a paper a NEE
ing Of the Consolidated Cattle Growers
Association, at Kansas City, on the "be"s'
fits OF National! Organization.
Noah Armstrong, who was i'll from ne
Madison county ranch, says that SONS" I"
his Montana.brcd colts viii! be heard ''o''
in the races of next summer in the LAS
Mrs. Phil. McGough is the only :aoE -
Beaverhead county that has written ..'
name on the ada1nantine rocks OF ''s '-
Bald Mountain, above the timber I''s
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-11
The New Militia Colonel.

There appears to have been mistake in
circulation as to the identity of the new
Colonel OF the First Regiment OF Montana a
Militia Sheriff Lloyd, of Butte. is no, the
Lloyd elected. Captain Lloyd, of the
Washington Guards, OF Butte, is the Col.
oncl'elecs. The mistake was made. doubt.
less, through the fac, that the Lloy,s are
nearly as numerous at Butte as the Joneses
or Smiths, and the error occurred in no.
being able to tell one L,ovd from the roth.
er Lloyd. 1t is now >,raightened out
Captain Lloyd, the Colonel.to. be- i, a
graduate OF the West Point Military Acad.
emy' and is we'll qualified for the position,
which he will ably fill as soon as the Gov.
enor issues the commission.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-11
THE JUVENILE PERI ORMANCE.
The Free Entertainment Given b! the Lit
tie Folks a success.

Dil!onites turned out largely to attend
the free entertainment given by the Little
Folks Social Society at the First Baptist
Church on Saturday evening. The enter
.ainment had originally been prepared by
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Darlington as part
OF the concluding exercises Of the Teach
ers' Institute. but the Institute adjourning
one day sooner than anticipated, it was
concluded to give the children's entertain.
ment anyway and independent Of Institute
auspices Every one present had reasons
to feel proud Of the success achieved by
the little boys and girls who took part in
the performance. There was an excellent
display of home juvenile talent, which was
greatly appreciated by we'll pleased
audience. from the opening OF the pro.
gram,nc until the curtain dropped at the
close Of the evenings exercises. The lit.
tie people were we'll up in their parts of
the pieces presented, and in the rendition
OF vocal and instrumental music exceeded
expectations. Many Of the pieces given
received hearty encUes, and they were
really deserving. Such company Of
bright, healthy and handsome young folks
were fine specimens Of the children who
adorn the happy homes OF Dillon. The
programme over, all went home highly
pleased with the entertainment